Good open beginner friendly course, do wish the routing for the course between holes was a little more guiding but I managed fine with map

Have I played worse courses? Yes. Was this one of the best? No. I picked up a hot deal tee time on Wednesday for a Sunday morning 10a tee time for $25 per player. If I would have waited until the day of it would have been $15. The course and round was worth about $15. Check in was good. Pace of play was okay. It wasn't to busy overall. Course was dormant and the greens weren't the best. My buddy and I look at it as an experience. We try to play new courses. I would not recommend coming unless you are close like us traveling to Winstar. If you can find some cheap tee times, stop in. If you are wanting the best in the area, I really enjoyed The Bridges, about a one hour drive from Gainesville Municipal Golf. Take it for what it is, a Municipal Golf Course.

We haven't played Gainesville in years so our group decided to give it a try. We were fairly impressed from the check in until the end of the round. The greens were nice and soft, fairways were still in good shape and staff was good. I first played the course over 40 years ago, so it has nostalgia and memories. The course was fairly busy but only took 4 hrs for our foursome to play. If you're in the area I would recommend a round.

The course is better shape than has been in a long time. I've been playing this course for at least 20yrs. But there is a young man that works there that is quite rude. Seems like he hates life. We brought the carts back at 5:38 & he told me I need to find another golf course. That guy going to have a lot of revenue ran off.

Track is wide open and you can really work on your game here without spending a lot of money on green fees. Greens are soft and slow but in good shape except for 10. You can tell there starting to maintain course better. Wish the city would invest a little more funds because in my opinion it could really be a good track more golfers would play and enjoy.